NZ Businesswomen After 5 @ Hawkes Bay Art Trail (NZBW Members only)

Name: NZ Businesswomen After 5 @ Hawkes Bay Art Trail (NZBW Members only)
Start: 2026-11-10T17:30:00+1300
End: 2026-11-10T19:00:00+1300
Location: 23A Puketapu Road

Tue, 10 Nov, 5:30pm - 7pm NZDT

23A Puketapu Road

Napier, New Zealand

Jo Morris

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Step inside the creative world of fine art photographer Michelle Fey (Napier group) for a special NZBW After 5 event.

For the Hawke's Bay Art Trail, Michelle's studio will be transformed into a gallery showcasing her stunning work.

Bring a female friend, experience Michelle's artistic vision, and connect with other women in business.

Numbers strictly limited

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Jo Morris

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Helping people write clearly, confidently, and in their own voice—at work, in study, and in life.

I’m a writing coach and consultant who helps people become better, braver writers. Whether you're crafting a report, shaping a speech, polishing business content, or finding your voice in personal writing, I’ll help you say what you mean—well.

My clients include professionals, students, teams and entrepreneurs. Some need help with writing structure, tone or grammar. Others want to build confidence, develop fluency, or finally get their story down on paper. I offer:

*Business writing coaching & editing
*Workshops for groups and organisations
*Academic and report writing support
*Creative and personal writing mentorships
*Practical help—from tricky commas to whole-document feedback

I work 1:1, in small groups, and in tailored workshops. What unites my approach is clear, actionable guidance—grounded in empathy, and shaped by years of experience as a teacher, editor and coach.

If you want to write more effectively, fluently, or memorably, I’d love to talk.

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Tue, 10 Nov, 5:30pm - 7pm NZDT

23A Puketapu Road

Napier, New Zealand

Hosted by Jo Morris